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Rizal's Educational Journey and Influence

This lesson plan aims to teach students about Jose Rizal's experiences with higher education and time abroad. The lesson will identify significant events and influences that shaped Rizal's nationalism as a student in the Philippines and overseas. Students will analyze quotes related to Rizal's education and experiences living abroad. They will then apply what they learned by creating a school yearbook tracing Rizal's educational journey or journaling about their own educational experiences and influences. References on Rizal's life and works are also provided.

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Rizal's Educational Journey and Influence

This lesson plan aims to teach students about Jose Rizal's experiences with higher education and time abroad. The lesson will identify significant events and influences that shaped Rizal's nationalism as a student in the Philippines and overseas. Students will analyze quotes related to Rizal's education and experiences living abroad. They will then apply what they learned by creating a school yearbook tracing Rizal's educational journey or journaling about their own educational experiences and influences. References on Rizal's life and works are also provided.

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LESSON TITLE:

B. Higher Education and Life Abroad

LESSON OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
1. Identify the significant events and people that influenced Rizal’s nationalistic
ideas as an adolescent and a young adult.
2. Identify the significant actions of Jose Rizal which shows his love for his
motherland.
3. To relate to the experiences of Rizal as a student and draw inspiration from it.

TIME FRAME: 4.5 hours

INTRODUCTION/ OVERVIEW:

In continuation to the previous lesson, this part of the chapter highlights the
significant events on the young life of Jose Rizal and the influences that molds the
nationalism of Jose Rizal. It covers his formal education here in the Philippines and
abroad. The students will also discover for themselves why and how Rizal lived the
foreign land after he finished his education.

ACTICTIVITY:

Quote Analysis
Direction: Read and analyze the quotes below. Reflect and internalized the message
that they convey.
ANALYSIS:

What is the important message that the quotes want to convey/


express? Do you agree or disagree with the author/s’ ideas? Which
quote could you relate most and why?

ABSTRACTION/ LESSON PROPER:


APPLICATION/ ASSESSMENT:

Exercise 1. School Yearbook


Direction: Trace the educational journey of Jose Rizal from the Philippines and
abroad. Take note of the following:
1. reasons why he aims for higher education;
2. challenges that he encountered and how he overcome them;
3. his achievements; and,
4. the significant people he encountered along this journey and how they
inspired/ influenced him.

Complete this task through any of the following: PowerPoint presentation, photo
album with captions, manga/ comic script or portfolio.

Exercise 2, My Educational Journey (Journal)


Direction: Trace your own educational journey. Take note of the following:
1. reasons why you aim for higher education;
2. challenges that you encountered and how you overcome them;
3. your achievement/s or the things that you want to achieve through education;
and,
4. the significant people you encountered along your journey and how they
inspired/ influenced you.

Complete this task through any of the following: PowerPoint presentation, photo
album with captions, manga/ comic script or portfolio.
REFERENCES/ RECOMMENDED READINGS:

Guerrero, Leon Ma. JOSE RIZAL: The First Filipino. Manila: Guerrero Publishing,
1998.

Romero, et al. Rizal and the Development of National Consciousness. Quezon


City: JMC Press, 1984.

FURTHER READINGS:

Capino, Diosdado [Link], Jose Rizal’s Life, Works & Writings: Their Impact on Our
National Identity. Quezon City: JMC Press Inc., 1977.

Gagelonia, Pedro A. Jose Rizal: Life Works and Writings. Manila: National
Bookstore.

Palma, Rafael. The Pride of the Malay Race: A Biography of Rizal. Prentice Hall:
University of Michigan Press, 1949.

Zaide, Gregorio and Sonia Zaide. Jose Rizal: Life, Works and Writings. Quezon
City: All Nations Publishing Co., 1994.

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